1999 Pacific Seacraft 40

This 1999 Pacific Seacraft 40 is a Voyagemaker model built on the classic design principles of W.I.B. "Bill" Crealock. The boat features a shoal-draft keel, a 45-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, and a fiberglass hull measuring 40 feet in length with a 12.42-foot beam. The design prioritizes ease of operation for short-handed sailing, combining the thoughtful engineering and solid construction Pacific Seacraft is known for.

The two-cabin, one-head layout accommodates cruising couples and small crews. A comprehensive list of systems and upgrades supports extended voyaging: new standing rigging, new boom-furling mainsail and roller-furling genoa, new electronics, new autopilot, new bow thruster, new Hydrovane self-steering vane, new lifelines, new dodger and bimini top, new ultra anchor, and a new hybrid whisker pole. The Yanmar engine has been replaced.

Built in Fullerton, California as hull number 28, this boat combines proven seaworthy design with recent equipment upgrades. She comes equipped with single-handling and Voyagemaker packages, reflecting a focus on capable, manageable ocean cruising.